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Pagina 70
This young man scened to enjoy his intimate confidence ; but on the part of
Rhodez the intimacy did not annount to familiarity , and the most unequivocal
marks of respect betrayed his consideration for the stranger . Tne latter , when
they ...
This young man scened to enjoy his intimate confidence ; but on the part of
Rhodez the intimacy did not annount to familiarity , and the most unequivocal
marks of respect betrayed his consideration for the stranger . Tne latter , when
they ...
Pagina 71
... and distributed them among the sailors , who , as will easily be believed , were
filled with new respect for the young passenger , whose iinportance was already
made known to them by the mysterious recommendation given to the captain .
... and distributed them among the sailors , who , as will easily be believed , were
filled with new respect for the young passenger , whose iinportance was already
made known to them by the mysterious recommendation given to the captain .
Pagina 77
... respects to the prince ; among these are M. de Ranché , the intendant , and
one Martin Poinsable , local governor of Martinique , who having always done
every thing with money or for money , saw nothing better to get himself into favour
...
... respects to the prince ; among these are M. de Ranché , the intendant , and
one Martin Poinsable , local governor of Martinique , who having always done
every thing with money or for money , saw nothing better to get himself into favour
...
Pagina 97
But notwithstanding the neutral and unpopular line of conduct he now pursued ,
the spirit of party , that relentless and promiscuous destroyer , had respect for his
virtues , even in the most intolerant of times , and never ventured to sully with a ...
But notwithstanding the neutral and unpopular line of conduct he now pursued ,
the spirit of party , that relentless and promiscuous destroyer , had respect for his
virtues , even in the most intolerant of times , and never ventured to sully with a ...
Pagina 138
Without entering into their quarrels and their jealousies , he obliged them to live
with decency towards each other ; he forced them to respect him ,
notwithstanding the familiarity in which they lived with him , and the pranks they
were witnesses ...
Without entering into their quarrels and their jealousies , he obliged them to live
with decency towards each other ; he forced them to respect him ,
notwithstanding the familiarity in which they lived with him , and the pranks they
were witnesses ...
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumi 40-42;Volumi 220-227 di American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaboratori | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Editore | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Harvard University |
| Digitalizzato | 11 apr 2019 |
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